I want to write a book using Chat GPT What prompt should I write for the book on Chat GPT

I've been running multiple experiments trying to figure out how to get these 2 AI language models to write more human-like and not get detected as AI generated. Then it hit me, there are famous people in my profession who share my target audience. These individuals are wildly successful at targeting the audience that I want to target. They are authors, they appear on television, and they have hundreds of successful articles considered to be the authority in the field. Why not ask AI to help me find these people, describe their writing styles, and then I can instruct AI to copy them? I won't make this post too long but I will share the idea and hopefully you can improve this. I asked AI to provide me the top 10 most prominent medical correspondents on popular tv news programs. These people are successful at targeting my audience. Then I asked AI to provide short paragraphs highlighting each of their writing styles. I picked 2 contrasting styles that I liked. Within my extensive prompts, I asked AI to write in the styles of both of these correspondents. In my experiment, the results were fascinating. The tones flowed between these 2 authors very well. The sentence structures varied and the emphases changed appropriately to fit the context of the paragraphs. The results were the best of both authors. I've been able to evade Winston AI detection and passed all detection on Undetectable.AI. It might be possible to use 3 authors or more. This should make the articles even more human-like as the style, perplexity and burstiness will be high. You could also ask AI to describe the author's style, modify the description of their style and add that to your prompts. So far, this has been a game-changer for me in my experiment and I plan to start producing several blogs this week using this newly discovered technique. You can identify prominent people in your field or your area of interest and run this experiment too. And of course, PLEASE share any improvements you find.

I watched a YouTube podcast featuring a social media manager and marketing guru, who emphasized that email marketing still works mysteriously well even now. They continue to invest in it because they believe it's worth the effort. Creating emails and newsletters is no easy task. It involves crafting compelling subject lines that capture the recipient's attention and entices them to open the email. Additionally, generating ideas and constructing sentences with an engaging tone while maintaining consistency can be equally challenging. For me, I also believe Email is still a thing because both my friend and I still read emails, although we really don't click on links anymore. However, I still enjoy reading newsletters. Additionally, as a former real estate salesperson, I used to run email campaigns, and I was initially skeptical of their effectiveness. But, surprisingly, clients would often reply to emails. How do you harness the power of ChatGPT or other AI technologies to enhance your email campaign?

Has anyone read any good technical books about how to get the most out of Chat-GPT, especially on prompt engineering?

Please share which Chat GPT plugin you think does the best job with keyword research so we don't need to use SEMRush, Ahrefs, or SEOdity. Thanks.

I've never seen something sell so easily. I've been selling my AI stuff for $3,300 + $500 per month to home services businesses. I just quoted $5,800 today and he wasn't thrown off by the price at all. He didn't buy yet, so we'll see, but I think he'll go for it. Exciting times ahead 🚀💰

Thanks for the inspiration everyone. This is what I have been working on for the last week or so. Click on any link to visit the prompt and try it out. Please give me feedback if you would I appreciate it. Table of Contents - 1. Use ChatGPT to Help You Brainstorm Your Next Blog Post - 2. Use ChatGPT to Create a Reader Avatar (Get In Their Headspace) - 3. Use ChatGPT to Help you With Article Titles - 4. Use ChatGPT to Write an Introduction With a Hook - 5. Use ChatGPT to Create a Snippet to Try to Get to the Top of Google - 6. Use ChatGPT to Create an Outline for a Blog Article - 7. Use ChatGPT to Write a Blog Article - 8. Use ChatGPT To Edit An Article - 9. Create Blog Tags Using ChatGPT for Your Post - 10. Create Twitter Tweets and Pictures to Promote Your Post - 11. Create Instagram Posts and Pictures to Promote your Blog Post - 12. Create A Content Cluster Using ChatGPT - 13. Use an Existing List Article and ChatGPT to Create a Content Cluster - 14. Have ChatGPT Create Call To Action Text For A Newsletter Sign Up - 15. Have ChatGPT Suggest a Bribe (Lead Magnet) to Get People on a Mailing List - 16. Have ChatGPT Suggest an Auto Responder Sequence - 17. Have ChatGPT write the emails in your Email Autoresponder - 18. Have ChatGPT Create a Reddit Viral Marketing Plan - 19. Have ChatGPT Suggest a Viral Title For a Reddit Post - 20. Have ChatGPT Suggest Reddit Viral Post Content

I'm reaching out to discuss an issue I've encountered during the process of brainstorming for a new blog post. I've gathered a set of keywords, all with a keyword difficulty of less than 10. Upon reviewing the top ten search results on Google's first page for these keywords, I've observed that the currently ranked pages possess Page Authority and Domain Authority scores ranging from 70 to 90. I'm seeking guidance on how a novice blogger can effectively compete with these high-authority websites. Additionally, I'm contemplating whether it would be advisable to proceed with creating a blog post targeting these keywords. Your insights are greatly appreciated.

Has anyone developed a prompt, that will locate a specified article of interest on the web, then take this article and automatically create an SEO intro, then post it on their LinkedIn account?

Hi all, the past couple of times I've logged in to ChatGPT... I see a conversation in the histor about survey monkey. I haven't created this convo so I'm very confused. I've changed my password but it's happened again. Has this happened to anyone else? I'm not sure if someone is using my account from a work computer that I was logged into or not. It just doesn't make sense because I have since changed my password.

Hello 🤩..I have joined this family a couple of weeks ago but haven't yet started my classroom.. Because I wanted to know about Chat GPT and it's usage.. After researchs I found the result that Chat GPT is banned in my country Afghanistan.. Can you please let me know how can I approach it...Thanks

Mine is gone - an yesterday, it was under Settings & Beta as always 😲

Many, many questions I had not been able to answer explained with examples and context. If you are really interested in this stuff, this is mandatory reading. https://github.com/brexhq/prompt-engineering

Hey folks. I am trying to do something with ChatGPT. I give it an initial input with instructions and tell it that I will share infomration in 3 parts and based on that it should help me with something. The first part of information is 4000 words long. After that input it asks me a couple relevant qustions. but after that it forgets basically the initial prompt. I tried to break it up in small jumks, but its the same thing. I read that with each prompt it sends the data of the full conversation as an API call. If the convo is too long (or prompts are too long) it starts to cut off previous data as it can not fit the data into the call. So it doesn't matter if you provide it with data in 1 big prompt or junk it up in 4 small prompts. Any idea on how to feed it data as big as that?

I have been working with chatGPT on issues like engineering, classes, books, etc. I am using it in English and Spanish and I realize ChatGPT can`t reverse some things, for example: if I ask for translations he does it but if I copy and paste the text (translation he gave me) to return to the original information, Chat GPT never gives me the original text. Am i giving wrong prompts?, it could be, but i did it many times in many ways and never came back to the original text. What do you guys think?